A misguided mandate will force care facilities to refuse even more families, writes Travis Clardy, president and CEO of the Texas Health Care Association.

With its rich historical connections, promoting the South Texas and Northern Tamaulipas region as a cohesive unit makes perfect sense, writes a top coordinator with the Hidalgo County Prosperity Task Force.

Gov. Greg Abbott and his policymaking allies should visit public schools to see the everyday magic Texas educators are creating, writes the president to the Texas State Teachers Association.

Rhetoric about migrants helped win the election for Donald Trump. Now it’s time for reality. Let’s not overlook the contributions migrants make to our society, writes Rio Grande Guardian columnist Morgan Smith.

A guest column to commemorate Veterans Day from Rio Grande Valley native Frank Cunningham, who served in the U.S. Navy Seabees.

The gap between transitioning from military service to civilian life can result in what has been coined “the deadly gap,” writes Amy Hereford, CEO of LiftFund. She says this gap, in combination with financial instability, can exacerbate mental health risks.

In a guest column, John Petree, president of Texans for Excellence in Education, says his group offers the in-depth financial training that school board trustees desperately need.

McAllen Mayor Pro Tem Omar Quintanilla discusses a new website the City of McAllen has launched as a one-stop resource for developers seeking to invest and expand in the city.

Eloy Garza, founder and CEO of Rio Grande Valley-based Career Bridge, writes about a recent visit to the White House.

State Sen. Juan Hinojosa responds to a press conference state Rep. Terry Canales held to discuss the location and design of the proposed State Highway 68/U.S. 281 interchange.

It is not in the spirit of democracy to deliberately mislead voters with manipulative narratives, writes McAllen resident and political science graduate Joel Corte.

U.S. Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, and Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr., discuss a recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision on liquefied natural gas activity in South Texas.

Dr. Sujan Gogu, a physician who is triple board-certified in family medicine, sports medicine, and pain medicine, writes about the Affordable Care Act.

Nelson Iván Amaro, director of marketing and communications for Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation, invites residents to attend Frontera Leadership Institute's Demo Day.

A guest column from Dr. James Wenzel, a retired associate professor of political science at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

Here are the highlights from the commentary Dr. Edwin F. Estevez gave at "Accelerator 2024: Advancing Value for Health Equity." Estevez is chairman of the board of AltaCair Foundation.

Nedra Kinerk, a McAllen resident and president of Futuro RGV, voices her opposition to two initiatives from Ground Game Texas.

A guest column from Cameron County Commissioner David A. Garza about the benefits of having liquefied natural gas export terminals at the Port of Brownsville.

In a guest column about border security, writer Morgan Smith discusses physical barriers, technology and personnel.

A guest column from U.S.-Mexico border writer Morgan Smith about violence in Mexico.